One of the problems with the show is these people are twenty-something and there is no great myth. With adolescent years [and] middle age, there are great myths for those ages.
Those are times in your life when you’re going through big changes. Although there’s a gazillion shows about people in their twenties - because America’s so in love with youth and beauty - they don’t really mean a lot. You get a lot of second chances in your twenties.
What we’re saying this year is it's time for everybody to grow up. Angel has this curse that if he ever knows perfect bliss, really perfect union with another person in a physical way, he will go bad.
The first part of his curse is that he has a soul and remembers everything he’s ever done. But it’s time for somebody to say to Angel "Time to move on, time to grow up". All of them are grown up this year.
What sort of themes is season three dealing with?
